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Assistant Professor of Psychology Neuroscience (Tenure Track)

Employer
Juniata College
Location
Huntingdon, PA

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Faculty Jobs
Social Sciences, Psychology & Behavioral Science
Position Type
Tenured & Tenure-Track
Employment Type
Full Time
Institution Type
Four-Year Institution

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Position Information

Job TitleAssistant Professor of Psychology Neuroscience (Tenure Track)Posting Number20110299Pay RatePosition TypeFaculty Position Summary Information

Key Responsibilities

The Juniata psychology program has an innovative curriculum, a strong tradition of undergraduate research, and a rich history of sending students on to graduate studies and productive careers.
This colleague will teach Introduction to Psychology, departmental courses in their area of expertise, and participate in our interdisciplinary neuroscience program.
We seek a colleague who is committed to exemplary teaching and collaborative research within the context of a small liberal arts college. Our faculty teach 21 credits per academic year, which includes time for ongoing, collaborative research with undergraduate students through our Research in Psychology course. In addition, Juniata faculty are expected to provide ongoing student advising, as well as service to the department and the college. Start-up funds, lab space, and access to existing departmental resources (e.g., eye-tracking equipment and a 16-channel BioSemi ActiveTwo EEG system) are available to support this work.

Position Qualifications

Candidates with diverse scientific backgrounds that complement and enhance existing departmental strengths are particularly encouraged to apply.

Supervision Required/Given

This position is in the Psychology Department

Preferred Qualifications

Individuals with post-doctoral research and teaching experience are preferred.

Physical DemandsSpecial Instructions to Applicants

Complete applications will include 1) a brief statement of teaching experience, philosophy, and interests; 2) a brief statement of research interests; 3) a curriculum vitae; 4) graduate academic transcripts; and 5) three letters of recommendation. Review of applications will begin November 15, 2019 and continue until the position is filled. Priority will be given to individuals who have a completed application by November 15. We anticipate completing Skype interviews for semi-finalists in early December and on-campus interviews for finalists at the start of spring semester in January 2020.

Posting Detail Information

Open Date09/27/2019Close DateOpen Until FilledYesPosting Specific Questions

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Applicant DocumentsRequired Documents
  1. Cover Letter
  2. Transcripts
  3. Letter of Recommendation 1
  4. Letter of Recommendation 2
  5. Letter of Recommendation 3
  6. Curriculum Vitae
  7. Teaching Philosophy
  8. Research Statement
  9. Statement Describing Teaching Interests and Philosophy
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    Organization

    Working at Juniata College 

    Juniata College's mission is to provide an engaging personalized educational experience empowering our students to develop the skills, knowledge and values that lead to a fulfilling life of service and ethical leadership in the global community.

    Founded in 1876, Juniata is a national liberal arts college located in the scenic Allegheny Mountain region of central Pennsylvania and is the intellectual home for 1,600 students and nearly 14,000 alumni. The College ranks highly in the percentage of graduates that eventually earn doctoral degrees. Juniata integrates international, intercultural and global dimensions into its curriculum and experiential learning opportunities and was awarded the 2012 Paul Simon Award for Comprehensive Internationalization. Juniata is known for the personal attention it gives to students and flexible areas of study (its Program of Emphasis resembles a major but is more flexible, encouraging students to design a program of study and justify their choices. About a third of Juniata students self-design their entire POE.) Each student is assigned two faculty advisers, and the average student-faculty ratio is 13:1.

    Juniata is a very strong community where student involvement is paramount. There are no fraternities or sororities. The student clubs and organizations (over 90 currently) have a positive impact on the Juniata community and on the larger community of Huntingdon and the surrounding area.

    Juniata College takes positive steps to enhance diversity in both its community and its curriculum. The College commits to this policy not because of legal obligations but because it fully believes that such practices are basic to human dignity. AA/EEO

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